Alpha Chi District Meeting At Kansas Union
Alpha Chi Omega sorority hosted the biennial province district meeting at the Kansas Union with 230 actives and alumnae attending. Mrs. Max Hittle of Indianapolis spoke as national secretary and treasurer. Fifty year certificates were awarded to Julia Green and Mrs. R. Glenn Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Chi Omega
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Lawrence
Oread
Ralph Foster
Wichita
Max Hittle
Indianapolis
Ind
Janet Chalfant
Omicron
Baker University
Harold Ball
Lawrence Alumnae
Carl Drew
Dallas
Tex
National Social Development
Laura Beth Shelby
Overland Park
Phi
Kansas University
Kansas Union
Julia Green
R. Glenn Brown
Kansas City
Marion Neal
H. Glenn Poppe
Kansas Province
Kansas State University
Wichita State University
Missouri University
Washington University
Southeast Missouri State College
Manhattan
Topeka
Kan
Cape Girardeau
Columbia
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Springfield
Reuter Organ Group Shows Film at Legionacres Event
A Centron Corp film for Reuter Organ Co viewing by about 250 employees and families at Legionacres showcased organ production stages and nationwide installations. The gathering also distributed service pins for long service with recognitions ranging from 15 to 40 years for named employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuter Organ Group
Legionacres
Centron Corporation
Reuter Organ Company
Reuter
Richard Carter
Howard Hargrove
Eugene Rinke
Selmer Torkelson
Alan Fisher
Carl Reuter
Gilbert Holladay
Frank Green
John Selig
Albert Piero
Edgar Jost
Harry Heguelin
E. J. Netzer
Marion Boosters 4H Club and Worden Workers April Meetings
The April Marion Boosters 4H Club meeting at Lloyd Hoffman's home drew 23 members with leaders Ken neth Hubbard Mrs. John Mets ker Mrs. Lois Harris and Hugh Boyce and numerous parents. A Parents Night program featured group singing a card table recovery soil conservation and a health talk. Marlin Hoover appointed the 4 H Sunday committee. The Lawrence Home Demonstration Unit will meet next Wednesday for a stain removal lesson. Worden Workers 4 H Club at Marion Springs School held an April program with talks on Angus selection Good Grooming and Fitting and Showing plus a rope making demonstration by Jim and Connie Churchbaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Boosters 4H Club
Lloyd Hoffman
Kenneth Hubbard
John Metsker
Lois Harris
Hugh Boyce
Frank Turner
Millard Murray
Orlyn Vaughn
Loyd Hoffman
Maurice Fishburn
Charles Fawl
Harris
Turner
Fawl
Lawrence Home
Don. Whittlesey
la. St
Worden Workers 4-H Club
Marion Springs School
Harley Lyon
Angus
Steve Hornberger
Jim Chamberlin
Connie Churchbaugh
Jim
Florys Host County Roundup and May Events
Joyce Flory and Verlyn Gilges were chosen as delegates for the roundup. Announcements note a 4 H Sunday on May 23 and a County Wide party on May 1. The Roy D Crawford family served as hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Miller
Joyce
Murray Flory
Joyce Flory
Verlyn Gilges
Roy D. Crawford
Kanwaka 4-H Club Meeting Planned at Kanwaka Hall
The Kanwaka 4-H Club will meet at 7 30 p.m. Tuesday at Kanwaka Hall. Enrollment cards will be checked. Hosts are the Chuck Hubbard family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanwaka
4-H Club
Kanwaka Hall
Chuck Hubbard
PTA Meetings and School Orchestras Schedule
Pinckney School PTA meets at 7 30 tonight in the gym with officer installation and a school orchestra. Schwegler School PTA also meets at 7 30 with the Schwegler orchestra and a civil defense film About Fallout. 1965 66 officers will be installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinckney School Pta
Schwegler School Pta
Schwegler Orchestra
Community Personalities Attend State Arts Meeting and Notables at Weekend Gatherings
John Garcia, Lawrence elementary art consultant, attended the Kansas Art Education Association meeting at the Nelson Art Gallery in Kansas City. The association president is Dr. Phil Rueschoff of Kansas University, with James Siedleman and Katherine Cardwell leading arrangements. Also noted are the Kansas AP Wire Editors meeting in Manhattan with Bill Mayer and Jack Zimmerman, and the United Federation of Postal Clerks state meeting in Newton where officers were re-elected. Family arrivals include Shari Louis Mayer born April 24, with Dallas and Goodland grandparents named. Marine Cpl Kenneth F. Horne arrived in Viet Nam with the First Marine Brigade from Hawaii. Additional people visiting include Mrs. Ermanetta Pardee in Selma and Henry Murr in Tonganoxie, with others staying visits in Carbondale and Baldwins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Garcia
Lawrence
Kansas Art Education Association
Nelson Art Gallery
Kansas City
Phil Rueschoff
Kansas University
James Siedleman
Nelson Gallery
Katherine Cardwell
Kan
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
Kansas Associated Press
Manhattan
Mayer
Zimmerman
The
Journal-World
State News Agency
Jim Childers
Phil Wheelhouse
Newton
United Federation of Postal Clerks
Robert Way
Emporia
Stanley Ball
Dallas
Tex
Shari Louis
Ralph Chamberlain
Route 1
Homer Ball
Goodland
Marine Cpl
Kenneth F. Horne
Dale Kerr
R.I. St
da Nang
Viet Nam
Marine Brigade
Hawaiian Islands
Kaneohe Marine Base
Karen Kerr
Hawaii
Cpl
Horne
Ermanetta Pardee
Baldwin
Selma
Ala
Young Street
Charles Murr
del Norte
Colo
Henry Murr
Tonganoxie
George Counts
Carbondale
Phebe Gates
Clevenger Elected VFW Eighth District Commander in Liberal
Dave Clevenger of Dodge City was elected commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Eighth District. His wife was named auxiliary president. Gene Crawford and Carl Fellers of Hugoton were named vice commanders. Wayne Bergthoff of Garden City is quartermaster, and J D Adams of Garden City is chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberal
Kan
Dave Clevenger
Dodge City
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Gene Crawford
Carl Fellers
Hugoton
Wayne Bergthoff
Garden City
J. D. Adams
How to Care for an Easter Lily After Blooming
If you receive an Easter lily place it in a bright window and keep the soil moist but not soggy. Maintain a temperature near 70 degrees and shield the plant from drafts. Feed occasionally and remove the spent bloom after flowering.
Garden bulb care hints for flowering in summer
The text suggests leaving the bulb outdoors and sinking the dead plant in the garden as the weather warms. Expect another blossom in late summer, indicating a seasonal cycle and simple gardening steps for perennial flowering.
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Alpha Chi
Wrence
H Club
HDU
PTA
KRAFT
WSOS
VEW
Ford
Ae Gu
John Haddock Ford
Kniep’s
Chesterfarm
Kraft Orange Juice
Holland
Kroger
Armour
Welch
Chet
Associates
Mexico
Massachusetts St
Vicoe 12
West 6Th
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